Rolls-Royce Ghost V-Specification: Putting Other Vs to Shame

Cadillac’s V-series has been synonymous with high-performance oppulance cars for a past decade; a Vsport badging announces a state of balance one stage next undisguised V status. But no V utterly matches up—in terms of opening or luxury—with a latest various to wear a letter: a Rolls-Royce Ghost V-Specification. The 7-series–based Roller adds 30 horses to a 6.6-liter twin-turbo V-12 for a sum of 593.

There’s no word on torque, that we assume means it’s unvaried during 575 lb-ft, though it is routed by an eight-speed ZF-sourced automatic. Both standard- and long-wheelbase Ghosts are offering in V-Specification, and when Rolls says that 4.7 seconds is indispensable for “propelling occupants from 0 to 60 mph,” we think that’s in a 66-pound-lighter shorter car.

While a extraneous of a V-Specifications can be coated in any one of a 44,000 colors in Rolls-Royce’s tone palette, it also can be finished in one of 5 V-specific hues: Graphite, Black Sapphire, Black Kirsch, Arctic White, and Infinity Black. Chrome empty outlets and “part-polished” 21-inch wheels are optional. Doorsills underline bespoke engraving, back armrests are home to singular embroidery, and a special steel inlay is used for a front multimedia shade lid. Oh, and a time is a V-Specification exclusive, too.